Sentence examples for approximate date of from inspiring English sources

COL.AMEN: Do you recall the approximate date of that meeting?

(c) The approximate date of origin of each incapacitating defect.

"What is the approximate date of beginning of next Charlie Chan story?" they inquire of the boss.

Column 2 states the source reference and the (exact or approximate) date of the recorded event.

For ease of use, SDS officers looked to adopt the identities of dead children who shared their name and approximate date of birth.

You plug in your approximate date of departure, about how many days you want to stay, and voilà: there's a list of the cheapest flights available.

and runs the config program for approximate dates of observation.

See table for the names and approximate dates of the earliest recorded Germanic languages.

Many holidays of the major world religions tend to occur at the approximate dates of more ancient, pagan festivals.

My name didn't turn up in her initial search, but when I told her the approximate dates of the possible visits, she started pulling thumb drives out of the top of her desk drawer.

The first, from the 29th to 27th centuries bce, was the time of the three emperors, primarily an era of myth and legend with only approximate dating of events.